The US Army Air Corps during World War II
The type A-11 is the most commonly used watch.

TYPEA-11 was a design adopted by the US Army Air Corps during World War II, and its contractors at the time were Bulova, Elgin, and Waltham.

Testing began in 1937, and it was decided to become standard equipment in 1940, making it a representative model for the US Army Air Corps.

The white Arabic numerals engraved on the deep black dial, similar to the instruments on fighter jets, are a minimal design detail that boasts extremely high legibility.

■Features
Speaking of aviation watches, the Type A-11 is one of the representative military watches. The A-11 type also started the famous action of setting the time on the crew members' clocks along with the hack shout. It is supplied to both the Army and Navy, and there are types with slightly different specifications depending on the year and manufacturer.

■Specs
Equipped with Swiss-made RONDA quartz movement
12 hour clock
stainless steel case
cloth belt
Domed mineral glass
Daily life waterproof

Case diameter: Approximately 31mm
Case thickness: Approximately 11mm
Belt width 16mm

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